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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-17

n the county court, January term y u. 1893.
TO the shelltt or any constable ol NJ Lehman
County -tircctlng--N on are hereby comman-
ded, Tint by making publication of his eta
ton In some newspaper published In the coun
~ of McIcnnan, II there be newspaper hub
lshed in sid county lbut If not, then In tho
nearest county where y newspaper ls pub
hereof, you pmmou j. u. Tate, whose Icsi
dGnce Is unknown. 20 hc and appear before
the county court, be hodeuiu and TO tho
county of NClouuP'. AT th" on here
of, in We 900 tho ist Monday in. luary rs
nle nun zee being '1G', lheu and there - an
swer the pest ton %, Vim. Cameron, J. w. Css
ties aud A. u. story, COMPOSING the irm OF
Cameron. CFstcsN Story, Died In sn'd court,
on liu ia day of MAY, a. ~, 1851, against
compose the fl III OF Wysluger ~ Tat, and al
logng in tub tance ns follows, to-wit That
between April lstr ~ and the 10Th Of April
81 plaiitiu sold % defendants goods to the
amodnt of sO'7Nl on IA cre"it OF sixty days
which was past due except Sl263 on May 18th
1857. That defendant shad pad G7iC' on said
foods leaving s2pl7l principal and $500 Inter
due. painllls nliege that DEFENDANTS have
d ,nosed Of heir properly TO defraud their
creditors, and uray for attachment and for
Judgment Tor their debt.
Herein fall not, but have you then and there
before said court This writ, with your return
thereon, showing how you have exc suited tho
same
Witness, j. W. Baker clerk OF the county
court of Mcl.cnuan county. Given uii
der my hand and seal of said court in
l. NJ Waco, ills the 27th day Of October, 1887,
j. ". Baker, clerk OF the county court I
Mclennan county, leN by /. II, Brown
deputy.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-17
SlATEOF TEXAS.


10 the sheriff or any constable OF Mclennan
county, erecting You are hereby command
ed thrt you summon J u. Chambers by
making publication OF this citation
In some newspaper published In Nc
Lehman county, Texas, for four
successive weeks previous 10 return day heIe-
OF. Defendant In suit No jiBi, wherein j. II.
Massey IL plaiutili sud ] d Chambers /. de-
fendant, to be- and appear before the under
signed justice Of the peace, In and for precinct
No. al the next regular term OF said justice
OF the peace court To be held in tho city Of
Waco In McIennan county on the "lth day
OF January, ID Is :, at 10 o'clock q, m :,
to answer the complaint of said plain
TN for the amount due on note
IN ride by defendant December ii, 1888, for the
sum of.9., payable 10 paysble TO the order of
plhintli, Sd days ai-cr daie. with interest at II
per cent. per annum from da and ~ per cent
attorney fec for collection, and the lurther
sum OF fB. 20 due on an i'amiZed and verified
account Tor painting house and for paints
aud oil Herein iail not, but execute this
writas the law directs, Given under my OIL
clal hand this 9Th day OF December, A. u. 1887,
+. NJ: MAKElG,
Justice Peace, Precinct No. /, McLennsn
County, Texas
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-17
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

County court begins first Monday
in January next, and a deputy sheriff
remarked to an EXAMINER man that
the deputy sherifls OF McLennau
county would get no more rest till
August Aside from waiting on
court and serving papers in the many
civil cases that will occupy the court
ill the fourth Monday in that month,
the criminal docket with over three
hundred cases, Will invite their
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-17
REORGANIZATION.
Waco Lodge, Knights of Pythias, Exhumed
From the Depths of oblivion

The much talked of and long o.
ferred reorganization of the Wa
Lodge, of knights of py HAS took
place last night. AT the hour OF &c
ing to press the lodge is giving ban
quet to the wishing members from
ether cities; among whom are Royal
A. Ferris, OF Dallas; ID. Stern,
Smith Powell, j. W. Anderson,
j. b. Mcdaniel IL. IL. Wrgh'
III. +. Dorman, w. l.. O
J. ID. Fits and q. j. Gillefpie, -
true knipLt of Hubbard City ! 'go
| THAN. Lodge No 30, of Temple
was also present, among whom were
j. b. Nunnelly, Jac Mayors, 4. l..
Neit, Il. Steiner, NJ. w. Branch, II, T.
Crawford, w. b. Glass, T. III. Dclittle,
Z. il. Chinn, ii. ID. Swink and Juo
w. Wright
The Waco lodge has been dead for
some time and the re organization
last night was the sequel OF long
and determined effort ON the pr. OF
the few old members remaining in
our city. Several msti"os have been
held of late with tine object of ro-or-
g.uizing the lodge and the meeting
last night was the elimination of these
moves. a ars9 number
of visitors were present, and it is
doubtful If the close of the exercises
was reach I'd before day light thus
morning. The banquet was given at
the Brunswick under the superin-
tendance of Mr.. Spsulding, and the
auspices of the local l)dge. Further
sccounts of the meeting will be pub
llshed Ill to-norrow's issue.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-17
SCllaIiiilSk ah. =

The feast of "Chauukka," or, as is
rs meaning in English, the feast of
| Dedcatiop," is celebrated by the
Jews in commeporation of the sue
|Nafu war Judah Maccabee carried
IN against the SyrIans, who oppres
lag the Jews of Palestine, thought
b destroy the religion of Jehovs.
ldsh Maccabee struggled for heir
gious liberty and succeeded i'll re
;dcating the temple at Jerusalem to
e worship of Jehova, and the feast
intended to celebrate the event.
Tomorrow, Sunday evening, the
k.bbath school of the congregation
Rodet Sholem will celebrate this feast
the synagogue, where the follow
1lg Wogramme will be rendered
PROGRAMME USUAL EVENING SIR
VICES.
Song We Meet Again in Gladness.
Children of the Sabbath School.
opening Address,-Master Mord
Mellow.
History of Chanukkah.-Miss Re-
pecca Davidson. Master George Solo
foh and Asher Sanger.
Song, The Lord Our Sheperd Is
llldren ofthe School.
rrayer,--Miss Bertha Dreyfus.
hlndling the ChanukKah Lights
ssters Mord Weslow, VIII Lyons,
oil. Goldsmith, Harry Dreyfus,
gorge Solomon, Asher Sanger and
ebert Frielander.
aaneros, Ilebrew-Miss Rebecc Da-
lson. English Miss Tekls Yves
song, Chauukksh Children of the
fAool.
Caanukkah, Poem-Miss Pauline
qttuer.
history of Hannah aud her sons
4. Bertha Dreytus.
biography of Grace Aguilar Miss
1@anine Kuttner.
Vnnu-Mlss Gussie Lyons.
REGULATIONS.
kchman.
"Oou Ben Adham Louis David
0 Gnes Refuge-Lena Baruch.
Fue oy One,-Joe Long.
uInAEl'at!on-J osephine Gill.
V!p my brother-Alex. Sanger.
SoGth-Marv Efron.
s,nneub before Je usslem-Namau
.Dn'sons-Ssrah Gill and Ezra Ma
YUMA Long and Joe Haber, Eva
s, ssoh and Leop. Lachmsn, Ray
The lander and Sol, Lyons.
TS NJ burial otMoses -Nettie IIaber.
Can mora, a Light-Morris Long.
kssi"nu NNah (German)--IIrlnah
;d rafsyer-Dessie Levine.
Opr EUR eur Stay-Dora Lyman.
w W. ttllg-Oscar Wiel.
insr Wish--Tlllie Garseu-
on. Father, One Home-Abe
ChsnUpitip resm-Carrie Jacobs.
JisIanuSkah. -Sammie Beer.
LerF;uae- Rebeccs Dreyfus, Min.
~'''ne and Jake Sanger.
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KILLED BY SWITCH ENGINE
Wife and Child Left in Destitute Circum
stances,
r.ol.I nIsnatoh to La r..mLncl

Speciai Dispatch to tae FXauIarr
llousroN, Dec. l6.-Frrd Foster,
Waterman employed i'll the southern
Pacific yards in this ~, was run
over aud killed by switch engine
about o'clock this morning. lie is
thought TO have been uuder the iu-
tlucBcc of whlskey AT the time, as he
wal seen over In the city shout >
O'Clock drinking. lie was II young
man and leaves wife aud child in
destitute circumstances
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-17
10 aInse

a lot of silk velvot', all colors, former
price $1.75, reduced to 95 cents per
yard. We also have line of the
popular MORE or watered velvots, in
choice shades, at Sl.l3, worth 1928.
Trimmed hats ana bonncts at your
own price. 1000 telt and straw shapes
- ON Is cents up.
+. Nicholson VI II merry Co.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-17
N2lO u
Total

MAKE No MIsrAKE.--if you have made up
your mind buy liooi's Sarsapari,la do not
ue induced to Ike any other. H. DIS Sarsa-
virtue OF its ~ .uliar combinau n, proportion
nnd preparation, curative power superior I }
any other article OF the kind be fore the peo-
pie. For all affections arising i.om impure
b., vi or ] state of the system it Is un-
equaled. Be sure - get Hoods.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-17

God Bless Mother Hannah Lvors.
Song-America - Children of tbs
school.
Csnclusion-Eli Sanger.
The celebration will begin At 6
O'Clock. Seats are free aud the friends
of the congregation are invited to at
tend the exercises.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-17

Is at hand and you will find what
you want at 10. 5. Thompson's. Nice
fat turkeys. choice mince meat and
crsnberries, incest IN the market. No
one need 90 without Thanksgiving
dinner while 10. S. Thompson is in
the market
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-17
So a Dau--A Gold Mine

For agents Grandest money making busines,
ever offered golden harvest tor tho aext
two months, s76 per month and exr nses to
ectlVe men 10 sell our goods. No capital re.
CURED No peddling. sample cnsc OF 20 nd,
and valuable Information amt fun pnrticrlatt
free. No humbug; we mean lust what We suy
iddress ut once. wv
STANDARD siLvBHwARE CO. Boston,
Mass,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-17
Real Estate Transfers.

Filed in the county clerks office yesterday
and reported for THE ExAMtNER by the
abstract firm of Casseday * Dilworth, 81
Austin street.
+ Harris - G W Brown Ell ais, lot /,
block D, EddN ...., ..... .. sl2 u
Lucy A Duuning to Chas Cunning, q
acres of The Sage, J? acre survey. 10
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-17

Remember the auction beginning at
3 D. m., to-day-the goods must 20, re-
gardless of cost, at 327 Austin street
Behrens x Castles.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-17

Holiday prices, means bargains
with us. Buy your boots and shoes
within the next Is days: notice our ad.
SLEEPER, CLIFTON Il Co.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-17

What shall | buy for Christmas?
Manicure sells at from 81 90 to SIG 90
at Morrison, Fisher IL Co.'s new
drug store.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-17

Women from their sedentsry habits
are often subject to headache and
constipation. These are quickly re-
moved by Carriers Little Liver Pills.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-17
Land For Sale.

The undersigned is instructed and auth
orized, to make sale OF the survey OF si3l.lO
acres land IA the nance of, l. Luckenbaek,
McLennan county. which by patent recorded
In book So" page lG5, McLennan county re-
cords, lies between the Jacob Walker league
and the Alfred r. Eaton fourth league,
fronting the Brazos river. least BANK 5l2 varas
running back n 60o f. on north line lzg87
varas, and j5 80 49, f. on the lower or south
line 1927 varas A. CHALsRRs
November 70, 1850
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-17

Prepare for Behrens Il Castles's
auction sale OF Xmas goods at 3 p. IN,
to day, 1921 Austin street.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-17

Believe us, we have made specia
reductions many lines OF boots anC
shoes, and you should buy a. once i
you want bargains.
SLEEPER, CLIFTON ~ Co
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-17

The unpr redented demand tor DIR. Bulls
Cough syrup hr' had the eli ct of bringing
out numerous similar rcmedi, $: but the peo-
pie are not SO easily indu ID To make trial
Of the new srtcle, when they value tine old
ana reliable one-Dr. BulPs Cough syrup.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-17

Our albums are the cheapest in the
market, so per cent. below New York
iobbing price.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-17

The House of Lords is The most
popular resort Waco has ever known.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-17
HOOd's .SurSup0riW0

ht the nal ON the head and restored her 10 health
Among the agouirs experienced by the dyspeptc. arc
distress before after eating loss Of appetite rregu-
lMity of the bowels. Wind or gas and pain In tho
stomach, heartburn, sour stomach. &c, causing
mental depression. nervous irrirlbty AMI sleepless
mess. you discouraged b. Of good cheer and try
Hoods sarsaparllla II has cured hundreds IL viii
cure you you give 1t a fair chance,
MISSES. e. !. HooD 4 Co.
brnttmrn--l was persuaded 10 try Hoods Sarsa-
parnia for my wife, Who has been troubled WITH in
algr,toA and debility lqr several years, which had
Itauy rendered her feeble. Before she huF
taken Tie mt bottle her health commenced 10 I'M.
PROVE She Is now taking the fourth bottle, and her
heMui ma. slealily and permanently improved and
firmly believe LQods safaparlllai i entitled 10 lho
credit GEO. W. BOSWORfII, Amherst, Y. II.
Prepared 6yC;i HOOD Co., lowell Mass. Prlco
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-17

Auction of wholesale stock of hol!-
day goods at 327 Austin street, at
3 %. III.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-17

AL the boys take their toddies at
the House of Lords.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

SEED oATs-Rcd rust proof seed oats, Tree
- rom Johnson grass, at y cents per hushel.
Apply 10 r DtCkey II SON
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-17

w AGO tlttp tty -slDp fI- nov pr serou
hAId stoves. furniture and dishes
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-17
FOtt RENT

EoR hkNT-A room over Curiosity shop
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CHEAP COLUMN.
" FED

| INTENDING ADNrRrISe RS SHOULD address
L GEO Z. ROwELL ~ co.. 10 SPRUCE street
New York city, Tor select list OF l0N news.
papers viii Ice sent free On applications.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-17

rED-LADI.ACrlNE AND INTEL
w iigcnt, 10 repre- cnt IN heI own iocali g.
an old nrm kefc euces given aud required
Permanent position aud good salary.
). q. BlANCH ARD, SHpt 70 kcAdc - N Y
"ANT AGENTS. New goods, rare chauc, .
w ,0i per cent, commission, or ~ n wee K.
ADDRESS III STAMP. Weaver Mfg, 4 y stale
chicago.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-17

Treatise on Blood and Ska Disease, mailed
free.
THE swu1 SPECIFIC Co.. Drawer ATLANTA Ga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-10
NO AMBULANCE SYSTEM IN Paris.

DR. HENRI NACnrEL SEEKING MONEY PROM
AMERICANS TO INTRODUCE 1T THERE
DR. Henri Nachtei of Paris, by whose oxrf'ions pTn-
cipally the night medical Introduced here in
1870. Is in the city. After his successful introiuc-
ton OF this reform IN New York which finally maie
permanent by act Of the Legislature IN $780, he next
set about Introducing the ambulance system whereby,
Immediately upon person being Injured or taken sud
denly III In the street alarm he sent TO the nearest
hospital for an ambulance Dr. Nschtcl then undertook
to Introduce the system into Europe. He began with the
city OF Paris. and in November, 1880, read paper on
the subject before the Paris Academy of Medicine.
commission appointed which month after reported
fayorably The Academy applied TO the Minister OF the
Interior. requesting that service be established In
Paris similar to that OF Ncw-York.
Dr. Naohtel did not here. but pushed his appca
before the Board Of Hes OF the city. and the
suit was that the scb"'u adopted by the Municipal
Council This was = "a. years task and the doctor
the conclusion that IL would be necessary to
enlist tho influence and aid OF private enterprise
committee formed OF the leading men OF Paris in all
the departments OF science literature and politics in
Guiding VI. Jules Simon rs chairman: Alexandra Dumas.
Baron Larrey. Francis Maynard Ernest Renan. Baron
Lartentz and Others, and efforts were made TO raise
funds Every year something has been done and IN spite
OF drawbacks which we're many and dscourag;ng. such
as the earthquakes In Spain. the fire In the Theatre
Comque and the National Pasteur subscription $4,000
was raised. The amount required is $4,000.
The doctor who Is am American citizen has been en-
couraced by Americans who have visited Paris and by
correspondents I'm this country In the belief that he can
raise tho necessary money in America Americans VINO
visit Paris just liable others 10 I've taken sick
to meet with accidents there. They can appreciate
the advantage OF system there similar to the anhu
lance system of New-York Levi Y. Morton. exMinister
30 france has consented 10 act chairman OF the com
mtee for the collection of tho required funts aud Win
him the committee benjamin H. Sristow. cH-scc-
retary of the Treasury Justice Samuel Blatchford. OF
the United States SupreIne Court President Roson OF
the Farmers Loan and Trust Company: Henry Clcws
and j. IatrOt The doctor thinks that u he IL able 10
start the New York system in quarter of Paris. II
will prove such success that its Introduction into the
rest OF the city will quickly follow and that the reform
will spread 10 the other cities " Europe He ap
pesls tn his fellow Americans Ia help him. fee ing that
with their assistance he cannot fail n wOrk which
ought 10 enlist the sympathy of every Humanitarian
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-10
SUCCESS DEPENDS ON WORK.

To the Editor Of The TrfbunG
SIR: After Polk nominated for the Presidency,
remember that the late General Granger was
In The Herald Office, Cleveland Ohio. when IL asked
"Who is Pokt" Mr.. Granger answered the question
with his usual caution and sasacty 1T Is enough for
the Wings know that James X Polk Is the nominee OF
the Democratic party" The Wings when the result OF
the Presidential election known. found this to be
true that Polk the nominee of his party When the
Republican State ticket nominated two years ago
the signals OF undoubted OF sure and certain
triumph. everywhere put out at the committee
rooms. There nothin but boom and high sound
Ing words OF triumph November came and the Repub-
llcaDs showed Under by Democratic votes There
too much confidence and TOO little work Would we
win, must work. Scatter broadcast In
every school district facts, facts, let tho
voters understand the policies OF the parties and
read carefully the resolutions OF tho two conventions at
Saratoga OF September IA and September 27 and % cs.
pecaly upon the saloon question the taxation and local
option uiteranccs OF the Republicans and the "sumptu-
airy legislation OF the Democrats or home industry pro
tected bv laws free trade and low wages Tor the
benefit Of foreign cousries and foreign capital Let us
remember. Garfield said We egislate for our own
country" We have important home questions TO be
leg slated upon. and we need good men at Albany.
LroOkfyn, Oct. 7, 1887. JAMES A. BRIGGS
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Rev Natlan Bang. D. D. the 1851 year y his ,ss
fI i@5,S..t G'' On Sion}ay all o'clock;
Interment vcnience Of the family
At Rsrgs1 , Point q 10; Ss c.heS:
G.rrude, widow OF Henry Craig and sister oil the i-'e
nsas1e. Sn1 en, are nv,,ei to attend the tuqsrai ser
vice. at Trinity church Bergen Point y j. on 'ue''"
Tra qs0H cave. foot OF Li6eriv.s, at lol5a
cRoUr-on october T. tho 52d OF his age Edward
FunsTa service, 1. hi, ;ate residence 9o5 Dskal0 ave.
Brooklyn. Monday. october 10 Ats p IN.
Intermeni private
UARDwrcK-in Nav York CITY. suniav. October g
1857 Mrs. A.ge Ware HariwcA, wife Of SAmue' nen''
Funeral Montgomery. Ala on "Wednesday October ~
MccREADY- At sea on October D. 1'AAh'' L.
Sotice 81 funeral hor-tiiec :,
Porrs-A, orange. october 3 suddenly the WIG o.
Clement H. Pots
Notice OF funeral hereafter az
rirus At Huntingdon l. l.. october o. Thomas W. TITUS
the s4ih year OF MS ags
Notice OF funeral Tuesday - .
VAN NOsTKAND-on saturilg. october ; lS5I Mary,
widow OF samuel Van Nosraut. and d4uGhtsr .. no 80
amla TIRE well OF North iiemps l. L. III inc '"
t.%y are sSo 'nys to 'iS SSos ;4'
on russiay october H. t4n n.
Interm-nt private ,- - -
lane, webb IN tho rs n ysar d hi,.gs. - .,-.
Funeral WI be aeh a. r. swsienoorso To-
on oss srri7si ID. i'so train from SO"vOrs
Boston paper, please copy - $780,, ,,.,,,.
ds. IL Sa.., .o su Of cSirs. .nd H.r w6
Funeral .ervcess his ats renae1.s W, 80 y, AN a 'n
Internient at woodlawn-
Funeral private =,
WOOD At Tompkns Cove saturday. October E,,hor VI
only child Of Gcorgs and Laura - Woo Ass' ~ ''A'
FSnerai service, a, her ate residence TompSn' Cove
M,ncD Tartt,o16 tuesday morning. go
Train leaves Grand CentrA D,ot atNlo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-10
AGAINST COLLECTOR M1GONE.
A MOVEMENT sRID TO HAVE BEEN STARTED 70
uANF MN REMOVED.

A MOVEMENT sRID TO HAVE BEEN STARTED 70
HAVE HIN REMOVED.
II Is asserted that movement Is on foot among
Custom House brokers looking 10 the removal ot COL
lector MAgone strong petition has been circulated
and II said largely signed requesting the President TO
make somebody else Collector number of lawyers are
believed interested In the movement, which has lis
origin In the Collectors alleged action In relation to the
refunaing OF duties which claimed from the Govern
,,.nt under the Obertener decision These claims are
rerrescnted amounting To ~ 100000. OF when Out
$3.50 have been paid although the supreme Court OF
the United states rendered them valid aud prepared the
way for their liquidation more than year ana mar
ago The failure iquidate AMI pay them Il charged
hy thc brokers' the lawyers and their clients. upon Tho
Collector The merchants OF other large ports nave ohs
since been paid their claims. while the InrIchahtS "i
New York are prevented from getting what dno mem
No Custom House brokers could he found Yesterday
who would acknowledge that they were interested IN III"
matter To reporter who found him al ne tYeio't
House Collector Saconc said that what"trr The brokers
might bc doing there foundation Tor the chaiIe
that he had wilflly delayed the payment ~ The claims
lie said he had twenty clerks az Work upon me
foundation OF these and mat they wOld DC ~"
iusted ~ rapidly Us their Importance warranted. a.
A prominent broker said 10 he connected WIN mo
attempt 10 remove the Collector had gone TO Washington